Platelet-rich plasma therapy (PRP therapy) is the latest treatment option for patients with chronic pain. PRP therapy speeds up your body's natural healing processes, reduces inflammation, and relieves pain caused by previous injuries and illnesses. PRP therapy helps restore soft tissue without the risks and recovery period associated with surgery. For many patients, PRP therapy is the best option to return to normal life. read more
What is an ingrown toenail? This is a condition in which the edge of the nail plate cuts into the surrounding skin, causing pain and possibly infection and suppuration. It can happen to any toe, but is most common in the big toes. An ingrown toenail is a common problem, especially in teenagers and young adults. An ingrown toenail is a chronic condition that tends to recur even after surgical treatment; it causes a lot of suffering and is an important socio-medical problem. read more
Atheroma is a common pathology that can occur in any person and at any age. Most often, 1 or 2 atheromas are found, but some people may be prone to the formation of a dozen or more atheromas in different parts of the body. It can occur in both thin and overweight people. read more
Varicose veins are one of the diseases mentioned in the works of the ancient Greeks and Egyptians. Since then, the search for a solution to this problem, which has been progressing over the years, has not ceased. Our sedentary lifestyle contributes to the development and increasingly serious complications of this disease. This is, as they say, the price a person pays for walking upright. read more
1. What is a venous leg ulcer? This is a skin defect, in most cases located above the ankle, formed as a result of varicose veins of the lower extremities and chronic venous insufficiency. They occur and recur frequently, healing is difficult and sometimes impossible. 2. What venous diseases cause varicose ulcers? read more
Most often, vascular networks are located on the face - in the area of the wings of the nose, chin, cheeks, sometimes on the skin of the legs. They can be of any color - from pale red to bluish-red, and therefore stand out sharply against the background of healthy skin. read more
Features of this technique. It is used to treat deep varicose veins, which lead to the expansion of more superficial small veins, reticular veins and spider veins. It helps the doctor to detect varicose veins invisible to the naked eye, catheterize them (i.e. insert a catheter into them) and treat them. read more
